The rising cost of living in Scotland has given rise to what is being termed a “fun deficit,” as new figures from Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) reveal that over 40% of Scots have had to curtail social activities due to financial constraints.
According to research published by CAS, a significant portion of the population, approximately 41%, have been forced to forego various forms of social engagement, including dining out, over the past financial year. The impact is far-reaching, with 23% of Scots discontinuing their hobbies and 3% reluctantly parting ways with their beloved pets.
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